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Does this sentence use the active voice, passive voice, or a linking verb?
"The car was brought in for service after breaking down on the road." |
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Active Voice |
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Passive Voice |
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Does this sentence use the active voice, passive voice, or a linking verb?
"The best information was found on the Web page of Fund for the Protection of Ferrets." |
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Active Voice |
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Passive Voice |
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Linking Verb |
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Does the following sentence use the active voice, the passive voice, or an instransitive verb? "Many citizens of Southern California deeply resent the pollution of their beaches." |
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Active Voice |
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Passive Voice |
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Instrasitive Verb |
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Does the following sentence use the active voice, the passive voice, a linking verb, or an intransitive verb? "According to its author, Thomas Jefferson, the Declaration of Independence was 'the holy bond of our nation.'" |
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Active Voice |
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Passive Voice |
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Intransitive Verb |
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The following sentence has two verbs. What combination of the active voice, passive voice, and linking verbs does it use? "The hammer fell hard onto the pane of glass, which was broken into a thousand pieces." |
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Active Voice-Active Voice |
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Active Voice-Passive Voice |
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Passive Voice-Linking Verb |
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Passive Voice-Passive Voice |
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